Used to laugh at the way they advertised vibrators… er, massagers back in the day. Until l got an email from my drug store chain… #sextoys #funnyads #NowAndThen
NSFW erotica ad featuring my wife
I’m lucky to have a wife so willing to lend a hand.
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I have so many systems and spreadsheets that make me look organized but it just controlling the chaos. And it’s not always successful.
After the holiday blitz and everyone getting the flu, I’m finally getting back to plotting out my days. Red is family stuff. (I have Thing 2 until at least 11.) Green is ghostwriting. (I have a project due Thursday.) Orange is house hold stuff. (I desperately need to fold laundry.) Blue is lunch because if I don’t block it off I’ll literally forget to eat. Purple is for my writing projects.
This might look like being a super organized person. But it’s how I have to wrestle my ADHD brain.
Andy's doesn't expect his crush on his roommate Leah to go anywhere — until she suggests they solve their laundry problems by making the apartment a no-clothes zone.
A red-hot slow-burn friends-to-lovers story about exhibitionism & enthusiastic consent. 🔥💞
Lockdown and Dirty by @Smutty_Guy is now an award-winning audiobook narrated by Adara Astin. Also available in ebook.
Get it today! https://geni.us/LDAD
#SelfPromo #NSFW #Erotica #Audiobook #Audiobooks #Exhibitionism
A question for Romance & Erotica fans!
How you define "age gap," "forbidden love", and "forbidden romance"? How do you distinguish between them as literary terms? (And in the context of which genre?)
I would really appreciate your answers. 💋
#Bookstodon #Erotica #Romance #Romancelandia @bookstodon @romancelandia @smutstodon
Writing related question:
Women who are attracted to women, what physical features do you most appreciate?
I’m writing a side character who is sketching some folks and trying to figure out what details she might focus on the would clue in a POV character or the reader that the artist was attracted to the subject. I know everyone is different, just looking for ideas.
It's weird, as a librarian, to have to have conversations with yourself about how far you would go. Would I be willing to go to jail for 30 days because I did the right thing and refused to take LGBTQ books off the shelves? Could my family afford me not working for 30 days for doing the right thing? Would I still have a job afterward? Would I be able to maintain my clearances to work with children if I had been to jail for 30 days for not removing allegedly sexually explicit books from shelves?
For folks being conscientious about COVID-19 or who otherwise consider themselves allies to the disabled and vulnerable:
When you post pictures of yourself on social media *please make sure you're wearing a mask*, particularly if you're in public with others.
This is one of the easiest ways to normalize mask-wearing and show your support for the people in your life who've had to make a shit-ton of sacrifices to survive over the last few years.
Do your part! Thanks much!
One of the audiobooks I've narrated is about a French businesswoman who leaves her unappreciative boyfriend at home in Paris to go on a business trip to New York City, where she winds up having wild erotic adventures.
The feedback on her French accent (from men who like French accents) has been... extremely positive. 💋
You can listen to a short sample or get the full audiobook here:
I write about sweet-hearted guys in sexy situations. Respectfully naughty. Sometimes funny & always dyslexic and ADHD. 37 he/him 💍 🔞